Tokyo Institute of Technology will support young researchers who are advancing research on themes that could become national projects in the future. I chose an associate professor.
According to Tokyo Institute of Technology, Associate Professor Aikawa is a quantum mechanics used in various fields such as electronics, measurement, and material development. We are elucidating how it differs from the quantum mechanics of a typical object.
Associate Professor Miyajima is an ultra-high-efficiency, low-cost silicon solar cell that does not use explosive toxic gas for manufacturing, and a hybrid solar cell that combines a silicon solar cell that can be expected to have even higher efficiency and a wide-gap velobskite solar cell. Development is in progress.
"Tokyo Institute of Technology Star" Support [STAR] is a system that utilizes the Tokyo Institute of Technology Fund to support young researchers who have made remarkable achievements in research on themes that could become national projects in the future and in basic and basic fields. ..It was selected through discussions between the President and the Director of Research and Industry-Academia Collaboration.
Associate Professor Aikawa said, "I would like to make use of this support to create a new flow in research," and Associate Professor Miyajima said, "I would like to promote more challenging research with students."
